Bonsoy Soya Milk, Premium Plant-Based Drink, High Protein, 1 Litre (6 Pack)

Pricey.. but worth it! I love this milk for my coffee, it doesn’t separate, it’s fermented so better for your tummy and just creamy and delicious! I actually drink so much more milk since I’ve started buying this which I’m not entirely sure is positive or not! Lol either way, it’s my staple milk and having 6 cartons delivered direct to your door is a bonus!

By far, the best soya milk available! I have tried every brand; Alpro, Provamel, Sainsbury's own, Tesco's own, etc - but Bonsoy is the only one I have come across that doesn't turn to watery foam in my Nespresso milk frother. In my attempts to cut dairy out of my diet, I reverted to using soy. It took some time to become used to the taste, but now I love it! Bonsoy is a superior brand taste wise. Unlike a lot of the more commercial brands, Bonsoy is watered down or packed full of other additives. Take Alpro for example, their fresh soya milk contains Acidity regulators (Dipotassium phosphate, Monopotassium phosphate), Maltodextrin, Stabiliser (Gellan gum) - WHAT ARE THOSE?! Bonsoy, on the other hand, contains: water, soybeans 15%, tapioca starch, sea salt, job's tears (Japanese barley), calcium carbonate. Now, those I know (ok, besides the Japanese barley - I had to google that, but it's natural and grows in the ground!) Bonsoy is also organic, something I am a strong advocate for. So it ticks all my boxes. Whilst £18.90 for 6 cartons might seem like a lot; that works out at around £3. I've seen lesser brands charge £1.5 - £1.8, but Bonsoy is worth the extra money (quality and taste).

As a soy milk drinker for many years, I've tried them all. Bonsoy stands head-and-shoulders above the rest. It is creamy, rich, and does not 'split' in hot tea. I often give it to guests in a cup of tea and they usually comment on how much more delicious it is than milk. Have deducted one star for 'value for money' as it's so damn expensive – but ultimately worth it as it's so good.

The best taste for a latte there is and heats up easily -never separates. It used to say organic on the pack but there is a label stuck over that these days - you can soak it off and see. I only want non GMO soya and I think this is. Some sellers call it organic, others don't -I've even sent a query to Australia but no answer yet. Like another buyer I think there is only one Bonsoy soya milk so surely it's all organic? Perhaps just a difference of opinion from one country to another. It does need shaking and sometimes there are a few curds left but that's nothing compared to the great taste which is better than all the others.

Far better taste than any other soya milk

I had to cut out dairy from my diet and am a bit milk drinker so was worried about moving on to dairy free. However after discovering this product in a local coffee shop I am now hooked. It doesn't taste like inferior soy milk products, it has a lovely creamy taste and texture which compliments tea and coffee perfectly and stays fresh longer. I now only buy Bonsoy as its clearly a quality product. Try it for yourself you wont regret it.

I first tried this product when I was in Hong Kong, and again when I was in Australia. It is truly the best soy milk on the planet as you can drink it 'straight' without any chemical aftertaste - it really tastes great. I use it to make smoothies mostly, but often also as just a plain glass of milk. I wish the product was more easy to get across the EU as it is VERY hard to find -- I pay more for it in shipping than the price of the milk -- but that is how much I love it.

I have been told to avoid milk for 6 months to 'cure' my bodies intolerance to milk. I had a feeling for a while I needed to avoid milk but simply couldn't bear the thought of no cappuccino's in the morning which I love and have very high standards for my coffee. I tried every soy, nut, bean, oat etc etc milk you can think of an they're all rubbish, watery and simply not suitable for quality frothing. The amount you'd need to put in your tea to make it look vaguely 'tea-like' leaves it cold and still bitter tasting. Bonsoy is like no other Soy milk and comes from a long tradition of the stuff in Japan where they use fermented Soy and add seaweed in which balances it, rather than most Soy milks that deplete your body (or rather inhibit it from absorbing) vitamins. But most importantly, it tastes so good. It is creamy and I can make perfect latte art quality micro foam milk from it. It is expensive and comes in an older style Tetra pack type of carton. It's perfectly fine, but it does need a shake before use being Soy milk, so I simply pour it into a 1.5ltr fridge container with a sealable lid. Not exactly rocket science for all those moaning about the packaging! If you're going to use it regularly, then it's a no-brainer to invest a couple of quid in a nice container that's dishwasher friendly. It is expensive and I recognise not everyone will want to spend the money, but I already thought the coffee I produce at home was better than most shops, but the Bonsoy cappuccino is vastly superior to the foamy pap that most coffee shops serve when asking for Soy milk, so my home machine has become even more vital. Cost wise, for coffee and tea only (it also is the only thing that actually makes my tea taste like tea again), it's not overly expensive - personally I don't eat cereal anymore as you would spend some £ having it on you cornflakes each day. I also think even with this more health conscious Bonsoy, I wouldn't want to overindulge in Soy every day. They would sell a lot more if they really brought the price down, it's vastly superior to anything else but price will always be king.

No better tasting soy milk on the market. Bonsoy is still going strong.

I use this soy milk almost exclusively. The pricing on Amazon is not amazing and is usually comparable to what you would find at most supermarkets, but I have ordered this many times over the years and have never had an issue with leaks. It is always packed well and the pricing has been reasonable. The quality of the product itself is very good. Occasionally it needs a bit more shaking than usual, but that seems to be the nature of soy milk, with the beans settling at the bottom of the carton. Overall, I am very happy with this product and will continue to buy it. I am also happy to keep purchasing it through Amazon for now, at least until prices drop more noticeably at the major supermarkets.

Good price for premium soy milk. This is the best barista quality soy milk

Good

Tastes great